Kermit Schafer (of all those “Bloopers” records) produced this “album of hilarious 19th hole golf humor” GOLF-O-RAMA Vol. 1 (Dedicated to the PGA – “Poor Golfers Association”). A nice cover and illustration from the fifties.
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Two rare Lee Wiley 78’s on Schirmer from Vintage Vanguard. Wiley was the first singer to do songbook albums. I’ve always liked her version of “Careless Love,” but she’s was always good. A later Lp “West of the Moon” (1956) is worth finding.
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A great little party Christmas album from Jimmy Pelham — recorded in a style that’s somewhere between that of early Redd Foxx, and later work by Blowfly! Jimmy’s talking and singing throughout — telling some off-color stories and mixing in song parodies — all before a very enthusiastic audience!
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“Songs To Get Elected By” Sung by Howard Da Silva and the Ward Healers.
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“Phantom 309” by Red Sovine on Starday records. Here he is on the Porter Wagner TV show.
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THE RHYTHM SECTION. Epic LN 3271. (1956)
Featuring Hank Jones, Milt Hinton, Barry Galbraith, and Osie Johnson.
TRACKS:
Hallelujah
Mona’s Feeling Lonely
Out of Braith
The Legal Nod
Polka Dots & Moonbeams
Minor’s Club
They Look Alike
Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me
Kookin’ In The Kitchen
Walk Chicken Walk…
Ruby My Dear
Koolin’ on the Settee
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